Roam the streets of Kyoto in style with traditional kimonos, sashes, and footwear that can be rented for a day!
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Experience a time-honored piece of Japanese culture with a distinctive kimono-wearing experience in Arashiyama, Kyoto .
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Wander through ancient temples, manicured gardens, and historic alleyways while dressed in attire that has graced these same paths for centuries.
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Whether you're drawn to vintage designs, contemporary styles, or formal wear, there's a perfect kimono you can choose from. There are special sizes available for children and distinctive styles for men too.
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The attentive staff ensures every detail is perfect! They'll help coordinate each element of your outfit, from the base layers to the final accessories, including traditional Japanese footwear!
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Did you know? Kimonos have been worn for over 1000 years and are the national dress of Japan. It comes with a rich history and is seen as a piece of artwork.
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Kimono
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Obi (sash)
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Traditional sandals, shoes, clutch
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Inner wear
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Fitting
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- Make-up and hairdo
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Take your tour of Kyoto up by a notch with kimonos that come with matching obi (sashes), traditional sandals, clutches, and socks! Rent the kimonos and its accompanying accessories for a whole day as you tour Kyoto – one of Japan’s oldest and culturally rich cities. Cherish the memories of your cultural immersion by getting professional pictures taken with your friends and/or families!
You can choose from seven distinct package options, including classic designs (Kyolan), modern lace variants, premium silk options (Togetsu), budget-friendly sets, weather-resistant varieties (Select), masculine designs, children's sizes, and ceremonial wear (Furisode).
Experienced staff members ensure your comfort throughout the process, providing personalized assistance from start to finish.
What's not allowed
- For safety reasons, pregnant women cannot wear kimono.
Additional information
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Make sure the left side wraps over the right side. The other way around is reserved for those who passed away.
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Wear the knot of the obi (belt) on the back, not the front!
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Don’t forget to wear an undergarment or the nagajuban before the kimono.
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Wear white socks when wearing a kimono in Japan. Bare feet is not allowed.
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Wearing shoes indoors is seen as extremely unhygienic and you'll be expected to take them off when entering the kimono rental shop, temples and some restaurants.
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Getting ready typically takes 45-70 minutes, depending on the kind of kimono you've chosen.
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Please ensure your kimono is returned by 6pm to avoid additional charges of 550 JPY per person for every 15 minutes beyond the deadline.
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Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.
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Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the redemption point.
Ticket redemption point
JR SagaArashiyama station branch
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Show your ticket at Kyolan Kimono (JR SagaArashiyama sta. branch).
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Address: 1-8 Sagatenryuji Kurumamichicho, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto, 616-8373, Japan.
Get directions to the redemption point
Togetsu bridge branch
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Show your ticket at Kyolan Kimono Rental.
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Address:3-56 Sagatenryuji Susukinobabacho, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto, 616-8385, Japan.
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